Our guys will get all the babies and that means that I get to make babies gifts. cassandra nix As even baby blankets. I have not done granny squares, but small, cute Jouka brought the opportunity to try them too. Crochet squares turned out to be a huge, well, addictive habit puuhaksi. I dug a square guide Novita Oy knitting patterns (list). Joukan blanket I made a total of 30 square meters, a length in the direction of width of six and five square meters. Coverage of the final size would be approximately 80cmx65cm. The yarns I used SandnesGarn Lanett and Drops Alpaca yarns.
Granny squares crochet is quite simple, but a little more headaches returned in their combination. The net found a lot of guiding instructions, needle-punching Ring of chains. I ended up combining the squares in the end the round.
Note: Please merge the squares wrong sides together in your hand. Lift the edge of the squares of the two (the same point), the top layer of loops hook. Take the hook yet YO and pull it all loops on hook. Crochet the squares of the first longitudinal direction, then the width direction.
The outer edge of crocheted two more rounds of fixed loops, and in the third round of picot edge: * 2 sc in the last round of the loops, cassandra nix ch 3, * piilosilmukka the chain to the first one.
Foolish cassandra nix colors! Delete
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Well, to me a post corresponding to gradually become semmonen technology, I conclude that the wires in the work progresses. In this way I got was not necessarily lead to the conclusion as the last thread. Grandma's knitted square in the first column always changing color in both yarns (it's not really like the finest possible solution ... and if you had a big color difference between the wires, saatoinkin but to carry the old wire inside the pole to the next layer). Then I left my head round the edge of the wire on top of that it is at their next round of crochet piece of wire was left between the two rounds. This is a bit hard to explain! Tsempiä, reasoning, yes it is the hardest thing! Finally, the work should always be lightly steamed, it evens out nicely trace :) Delete
hey, I learned a picot edge ohjeellasi ... I've never even attempted to try, as I had not been able, however, I made the dressing, and the edge of the square's grandmother learned Novita video. Yes I too think that you have selected the nice colors and they could not combine well ... almost hard to believe you have not received cassandra nix tens crafts ... Delete
Hello! Nice to hear, and thank you anyway for your comment! Yes that the cashier is always my strongest subjects at school were, but color composition've always experienced a difficult ... maybe it now and then in this work, however, hit the kohdilleen :) Delete
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